As a Cloud Solution Provider we work a lot with Microsofts Partner Center. But not every customer has an Azure subscription that has been bought through the CSP model. Because we try to allign our procedures we where looking into accessing Azure subscriptions through Parnter Center. This will also cut… Read more »
The other day I received a security incident from a Azure subscription that I didn’t recognize. As we have a lot of MSDN subscriptions linked to our tenant I tought it would be plausible that the security incident was raised from one of these subscriptions. However, how do you get… Read more »
At Microsoft Ignite 2018, Microsoft has announced a new way for learning Azure, Business Applications like Power BI and Dynamics and for Visual Studio called Microsoft Learn! Microsoft Learn delivers over 80 hours of learning material in 23 different languages and best of all – Microsoft Learn is free! Right after… Read more »
Have you ever run into the error “SubscriptionNotRegistered : The subscription [subscriptionId] is not registered “and didn’t find a solution to it? Keep reeding! When you add a new customer or subscription to Azure Stack and you would like that their usage is reported under their own Azure subscription connected… Read more »
In the past I have written about deploying with Visual Studio. This way we deployed our environments in the past. Since a couple of months we are using VSTS as we changed to a more DevOps way of working. I have looked into setting up VSTS when we first started… Read more »
Introduction Recently we started to migrate all of our customers from Azure Service Management (also known as ASM or Azure Classic) to Azure Resource Manager (ARM). The reason we migrate everything to ARM are various. A few reasons are: RBAC on resources Use tags on resources Easier deployments (both new… Read more »
Recently I was working on a migration from ASM to ASR where an ExpressRoute and VNET-to-VNET was involved. In this migration I wanted to migrate everything away from ASM to ARM. In documentation found on the internet I found how to move the ExpressRoute from classic to Resource Manager. However… Read more »
As most of all other guys who are using Azure out there we are in a desperate need of backups for Azure Resource Manager.
Yesterday the Microsoft Azure team released (in Public Preview) the new backup tool for ARM, Recovery Services vaults.
Since we have upgraded our Azure Powershell to version 1.* we are unable to run the command “New-AzureLocalNetworkGateway”. Each time we run the command we run into a different error.
During my search for setting up User-Defined Routing with Azure Resource Manager i mostly found scripts for Azure Service Manager. I will guide you through the steps needed to do so in ARM.
